Local Notices From The Daily News Advertisements
The Daily News presents varied items from society notices to church news. Notable names include Col J A Haydon Miss Maggie Sahm and several local residents such as Mr Fisher Mrs Yinger and Bishop Paret. The article notes funeral details, court actions and church events along with society greetings and visits across Frederick area.
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J. A. Haydon
Washington
Maggie Sahm
East Third
Washington, D. C
Fisher
J. W. Rhine
Utica Mills
Frederick
George Mr. Gittinger
James
Boston
Tece
David Gramer
Walkersville
Baltmore
Aliss Bessie Butts
Myersville
Oliver Butts
Hagerstown
Mies Ide Hanger
Wolfsville
LA Funk
Poolesville
Ceresville
Bus
Shriner. U
John Yinger
Bishop Paret
Martinique
West Indies
All Saints Church
Ann G. Ross
United States
Charles B. Trail
Starseilles
France
Frederick gains new shoe and canning industries
The southeast city section sees a shoe factory under construction with 100 workers planned and a large Birely warehouse ready for machinery while a nearby canning factory on Commerce street west of the spoke factory begins with 403100 feet of space. Cited are Mr Dixon as general manager, the Albany based Woolverton as general manager prospect, and expansion to supply leather from local tanneries. The Pennsylvania Railroad tracks nearby aid logistics with ongoing improvements and anticipated operation by April.
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Sformer
Te ‘Canning Factory
Cannon T Milt Company
Zeller’s
Colling West
Ice Company
Patrics Street
Gas Company
East Church Street
East Street
Albany
Air’ Woolverton
Altany
Woo Ig
Taci Grait
Dad Peek
Jacob Nusbaum
Faulkner Company
York
Afr
Nusbaum
Pennsylvania Railroad
Perl
Canning
Commerce Street
B.& CO
C.F Dixon
Dixon
Louis Mc
Ansy
Gem “Eral
Wilvice
Cherries
Ges
Frederick County
Alona
Baltimore
New-York
Frederick
Burned stable losses and a rare albino opossum tale
Fragmented clipping reports John Q Belt losing three horses and a cow plus a George Day horse in a Wednesday stable fire. It notes a valued albino opossum captured near New Market and sent to the Army Medical Museum. Also mentions Berryville real estate prospects and a catarrh treatment claim by Dr Bartley.
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John Q. Belt
George Day
New Market
J. W. Downey
Jobn
Billings
Army and Medical Museum
Washington, D. C
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Among the Flowers at the West South Street Greenhouses
A reporter visited a florist at 02 West South street to tour greenhouses and a showroom. Mr Heeman guided the walk through blooming plants including roses, beehive crops, and flowering perennials. The store housed a large display of funeral and wedding floral designs, with metallic arrangements noted as handsome.
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West South Street
Dlerman
Bor Air
Eli Vimes
Florist
Geobrex
Sailerigr
Local notices and church news from February 19
Fragments reveal death of a local woman wife of Henry Valentine near this place and sister of Robert Jenkins of Frederick. Liberty Band bought a band wagon for outings. Protracted meeting under Rev. Nichols and Rev. Mills reports. Telephone repairs completed between Frederick and Epaderick. Revival at Mechanics town and Clarke-ton notes 26 conversions. Weathered railroad talk and road extensions loom. Emma home Parry to lecture in St John’s Lutheran.
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Liberty Banner
Henry Valentine
Robert Jenkins
Frederick
Liberty Cornet
M. P
J. &. Nichols
Johnsville
Mills
Westminster
Ht. R. Savage
Liberty
New London
the Alps
I. RR. Nichols
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Epaderick
Commander Hill Heads Maryland G A R Encampment Meet
The Department of Maryland G A R reconvened at Dushane Post Hall Baltimore to back legislation for a member appropriation. A monument for Maryland Union soldiers was discussed as was Governor Jackson’s aid. New officers were elected led by Department Commander Joseph C. Hill with several posts naming delegates and alternates. The session included an instilling by B Galisnbrough and accounts for Catherine A. Cramer estate were settled.
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Department of Maryland
Dushane Post Hall
St. Paul
Fayere’ Streets
Baltimore
Graham
Maryland
Afo Nocacy
Jackson
Shane Post
Joseph C. Hill
Thomas H. Cobara
Ession
Edward Schilling
Cumberland
A. A. White
B. F. Clarkson
Fisch
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Douglas
Derkins
Charles L. Marburg
Wilson Post
A. J. Crockett
Wesley
Clarke
Rive
Cheie
Briscoe
Harig
McCullough
B. ¥. Galnisborough
Frederick
Hugh A. Maughlin
Maryland Immigration Debate Raises State Growth Hope
The Baltimore Herald and Baltimore Sun report on immigration meetings in Baltimore and Maryland urging settlers and farms. They call for a coordinated statewide plan with county societies, land sales, and railroad backing to attract productive, independent families while warning against nuisance immigrants.
Banquet Postponed for Young People's Society
The planned Young People's Society banquet of the United Brethren church, originally set for next Tuesday night, has been postponed to some time in March.
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Young People’s Society of the United Brethren Church
Local Property Improvements Reported in town
Mr C B Wachter advances improvements to Mr Wo Ii Shipier property on North Mirief street. Jas T Whore of Pearl repairs his dwelling. Samuel Hoke of Ceresrite plans extensive improvements in spring. Parry Razersrevere Beel by Joke Wobbster East Patrick ELEeES. J Mosoe Rice rents Bartholow’s store. Mo Br Wood in New Marbut to build dwelling. Foundation laid for a canning factory at same site by Hose tr Goode of Frederick City.
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C. B. Wachter
Wo. I. Shipier
North Mirief Atreet
Jas. T. Whore
Pearl
Samuel Hoke
Parry
Joke Wobbster
Patrick Eleees
J. Mossoe Rice
Philip Usumoend
St Bartholow
B&r Orl
Br Wood
Tis
Messe Hose Tr Goode
Fredenck City
The Philomatheans Debate Cremation Law Question
The Philomatheans weekly meeting centered on declamations and a debate on the resolution that Maryland should pass a law compeling the dead to be cremated. The negative won. A public meeting was announced for March lith Kemp list. Serenades were given to members Elmer Brengle and his bride, and to Mr. B. C. Unger. Keedysville reports a $100 fundraising for the Called Brethren church repair. Rev. A. M. Byers travels to Bridgewater Va for a niece’s wedding. The District Lodge L. O. G. T. convenes at Rockville with local delegates from several lodges. The Canal Case in Annapolis suggests a possible reversal in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal decision. Peter Zimmerman’s death noted. original grants cited. Mechanicstown to host Emme Genise Parry for Home Life among the Fans lecture. Wheat case in county court for $268.10. Young Men’s Craft Club meeting notes. business concluded with plans to meet again. Marriage licenses issued for Hartman and Fisher. G. N. Reeder and Cora E. Twenty. Real estate transfer: Adeline Wardsworth to Lawson L. Wardsworth. Ceresville Self-Rising Flour advertised.
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Maryland State Immigration Society
Maryland
Immigration Department
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Richards
Esch County
Philomatheans
Plotmathean Literary Society
Sts of
George P. Becker
Myers
Gourt
Gara
Rome
Tammany Fold
Trauk
Mageip
N. Zimmerman
Nine Choicest Spring Styles in Dressing Hams Shown
Frederick shop advertises 59 choicest spring styles for dressing gowns or fabrics. Handsome assortment now open at the South window 1 Market Street entrance. Visit early to secure the cream of the market and make selections from the latest samples.
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Frederick
Market Street
Cail
Carpet Department First Invoice Motifs Draw Early Buyers
Carpet department note urges early purchasers to call before buying elsewhere after receiving their first invoice of mattings on Saturday. The terse item signals ongoing sales pressure and encourages prompt action from shoppers.
Celebrate on Rosday Legal Holiday Rules
The article explains that when the first of January February and July or the day before or after certain dates fall on a Sunday the following Monday becomes a public holiday. It notes banks stock exchanges and post offices will observe the day with altered schedules and that Washington’s Birthday on Sunday results in Monday closure with limited operations and hours announced tomorrow.
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Washington
Vex
Obituaries From Midlands Area Chronicle
Obituary notices recount the deaths of Thomas Johnson in Cumberland and Elizabeth Hagan in Montgomery with age details and immediate family ties. Also noted is the death of Mary Barbara, former superior of St. Simeon’s Academy in New Orleans, born 1840, detailing her religious journey and positions held across Chicago Emmitsburg Mobile and New Orleans.
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Mary Barbara
St. Simeon’s Academy
New Orleans
Maud Clarince
New York City
Convent of Sacred Heart
New Yorks
Sister of Charity
St. Columbia School
Chicago
Mt St. Joseph's
Emmitsburg
Mobile
Ala
Letters From The People on Tax Payer Expenditure
The City Register L. M. Nreporre replies to Al the Tax Payer, stating books are open for inspection and inviting examination of the expenditure statements for 90-91 Wet Works and Livery.
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Ron
Tre Newe
Derutt É
L. M. Nreporre
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